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loa_in_
3y ago
How can you defend choosing between living one's own life and science and not as a voluntary choice too.
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loa_in_
3y ago
This channel is one of the "positive outliers", since it's gained popularity amongst many people worldwide even outside of science minded people
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loa_in_
3y ago
And it never fails to capitalize brand names and suggest them over normal words...
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loa_in_
3y ago
He should have trusted support people around to aid him. Is he rich? Does the company he works at care? Why doesn't he have everything he needs?
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loa_in_
3y ago
I imagine every client includes some metadata with the product information like list of package constituents
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loa_in_
3y ago
Software engineering at it's best. And surprisingly nicely written up. One of my favourite reads! Would read again.
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loa_in_
3y ago
That sounds a lot like the kind of "brain desynchronization" as I call it, related in my experience to alcohol use. Alcohol kind of puts half of my brain to sleep, and after I sober up and go to sleep that same half us behind sche
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loa_in_
3y ago
It's not, it's neither IIRC.
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loa_in_
3y ago
"Follow your dreams!" Without asking whether dreams involve crime.
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loa_in_
3y ago
They propose some haptic warning, so presumably those devices lacked any warning at all. I have owned some of similar monocycles and they all at least emitted a sound and had options in settings to prevent you from using full power of the m
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loa_in_
3y ago
> Discussion doesn't necessarily or even reliably lead to "absolute truth" Nobody says discussion is a source of it, or where you obtain some, but you can discuss it. The aim of discussion is discussion itself, not posing
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loa_in_
3y ago
You let it operate on a copy of the input data and check integrity afterwards. If it doesn't reach a valid state you discard it as failed/corrupted.
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loa_in_
3y ago
I can't help but notice that the days are continuous, with not many (two day) gaps in between.
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loa_in_
3y ago
You can't run untrusted code because by default code can open and write to the filesystem. Sandboxing is up to the application. For sandboxing wasm is a good alternative.
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loa_in_
3y ago
Unions represent human livelihoods. It's the companies who force creation of unions by inhumanely squeezing every penny out of the literal source of value, the workers and cutting corners on the employees' livelihoods.
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loa_in_
3y ago
I think you're seeing the result of people who would otherwise be engaged in such interaction to move away to discussions over video or discussions in smaller community chatrooms/niche forums. Common complaint is excessive ads and
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loa_in_
3y ago
If you stop listening to arguably the best autonomous systems around describe how they work you lose hope to find out how they're working. Provable and true are two separate things.
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loa_in_
3y ago
This project, for someone like me who hasn't touched typescript in a year or two looks like great example/refresher to just read through. It's very nicely written and works just as advertised. The inputs/ configs/ F
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loa_in_
3y ago
Then it's time to flush all entries, set the column to nullable or use an enumeration and re verify everyone on the next visit
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loa_in_
3y ago
My F keys go to 24, and I've got 7 macro keys in addition to that. It was just about enough for everything at any given time. Normal keyboards feel limited now. Actually the best thing was having keys nobody else has so their function
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3y ago
I imagine back then things like number systems and methods of proving were just made up as they go.
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3y ago
Regulation is done, ideally, with the reality of the society in mind and up to date with the zeitgeist at all times. In practice there's a lot of room for improvement in this regard.
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Compiz Fusion: Enhanced Linux desktop window manager
(compiz-fusion.org)
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3y ago
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NoMachine: Free Remote Access for Everybody
(nomachine.com)
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3y ago
OBS snap package has everything working out of the box on Fedora/Mate with Wayland and Compiz
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3y ago
I'm running Wayland and do all that. Fedora with compiz. NoMachine/AdminHands/KDEConnect for remote control
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3y ago
Is it because AI is accessible to you for only two years as of today?
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loa_in_
3y ago
We is a broad term. Do we really count surfacing of an article like that as we being critical?
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loa_in_
3y ago
Unless you have a local one for EU I don't think I can.
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3y ago
I am surprised by your assessment that these are not tasks for the AI. Well, the first one is troublesome, but judging the shape of a drop of liquid according to well established procedure sounds quite on par.
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